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Recently I’ve been getting more and more into mastering keyboard shortcuts and finding ways to avoid needing to use my trackpad. This has been something I’ve been slowly moving towards over the past several years as I started to realize how much faster I could get things done when using keyboard shortcuts. I’m pretty sure it began with using ⌘+T and ⌘+W while browsing in Chrome. After learning those simple commands, moving my cursor up to the tab bar seemed like it would take FoReVeR, and my perspective on how quickly I could navigate my computer totally shifted.
If you’re an iOS developer, you’ve probably used CocoaPods to manage 3rd-party libraries in a project by now. Personally, I don’t think I’ve worked on a single (serious) project that hasn’t used CocoaPods to manage dependencies. It’s a super great tool that not only makes the usage and management of external libraries in your project easy, but also makes the discovery of worthwhile libraries easy as well. This is due to the fact that the spec files for each pod are publicly available on CocoaPods’ central repository, where it’s easy to search for what you want.